Zach did this with a plastic grocery bag on the counter that he peeked into. He ended up with his head trapped in it, tearing around the house and smashing into things. We flatten out all the bags now because all the cats love laying on them. But no "open" bags they can get in.
Our cat Pushkin did the same thing once. Raced around in a panic and was so scared he peed himself. Now we squish plastic bags up and put them into container for reusing.
Emily loved to lick and lie on plastic bags but she never tried to put her head through a hole (unless you count the zillion times she dug rubber bands out of the trash!) so I did not worry about them. But just because my mom gets them every time she shops, she bought a silver thing to attach to a cabinet door for storing and dispensing plastic bags. Of course, some are stored next to the litterboxes.
there was a cat that ate a part of a panty holes<how ever its spelled saw it on the TV oh and a cat swalloed a tv bunny ears
Well our cats sometimes tried to eat out of the compost bin... But we didn't offer it to them.
I almost lost an airedale many years ago because she ate panty hose. The vet made one more attempt before resorting to surgery....he managed to get the panty hose from the "rear exit" and extracted them. He told me he was going to put them in a ziploc bag and send them to his ex-wife...lol. The vet and I got to be pretty good friends through all of the phone calls when the dog ate weird stuff. She ate a 90 minute cassette tape one time.....I got to pull all 90 minutes out, inch by inch.Socks are on that list - I have been wondering for days how socks could be dangerous. Adult socks are too big to be swallowed and I wonder what possible scenario involving socks could be dangerous. Baby socks perhaps, but not UK adult size 6-8 socks.
Omg this 4th of July, I was so angry at how many people brought their dogs to a local fireworks show. It happens every year and its on the smaller side so people by now should know that the fireworks are being set off so close, the noise is beyond loud. I'm talking loud enough to startle full grown adults into peeing their pants, let alone small children and dogs. The worst part was that I saw droves of panicked dogs off-the-leash and running away from the sounds and smoke. They were yelping and booking-it across the street, which was of course jam-packed with traffic. I saw one poor pitbull get hit by a car; the owner was nowhere in site. The injured dog just kept running, limping away by itself. It was a totally preventable nightmare.
Yey, my cat's such a trooper I suspect he'd wrap himself in the bubble wrap if I left it out!
